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Burnaby is one of the first cities in North America to adopt a height-based approach to zoning, a back-to-basics approach that scraps complex rules common to most jurisdictions in favour of a simple framework that will get new homes built much faster.

Dedicated to promoting local and emerging musical talent, the Burnaby Blues and Roots Festival is pleased to announce its 2025 community and satellite stage lineup.

Join us for Car Free Day in Burnaby! We’re partnering with TransLink on an exciting new event that encourages everyone to leave their cars at home, connect with each other, and explore different ways of getting around.

Over 23,000 people gathered at Deer Lake Park on July 12 and 13 to enjoy the outdoor performances by the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra (VSO) and Vancouver Opera (VO).

The City of Burnaby celebrated 60 years of friendship with its sister city, Kushiro, Japan, with the official opening of Kushiro Lane—a peaceful new garden space near the Nikkei National Museum & Cultural Centre.

The City of Burnaby shared an important update on community safety programs aimed at reducing gang and gun violence through community-based interventions, City-led initiatives and research projects.

One-third of trips in Burnaby are made through biking, walking and transit, according to the latest Burnaby Household Travel Survey, which shows people turning to greener modes of travel.

A record-breaking 71,000 plus people celebrated Canada Day at three events in Burnaby—at Edmonds Plaza and Park, Burnaby Village Museum and Central Park.